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Take what you will, but I suspect we will see something significant and concrete five years from now.
oh well ... you know how much I like waiting for such major news!??
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Take what you will, but I suspect we will see something significant and concrete five years from now.
oh well ... you know how much I like waiting for such major news!??
Just remember when J-20 first came out...5, 10 years will pass faster than you think
Hmmm, now you mention it, I might have misunderstood the article. The Chinese words "正在打造的" literally means "currently under construction" or "currently being built". Might it have meant something along the lines of the overall project – not the spaceplane itself – is currently in full swing? I can't say for sure.
If it's supposed to fly by 2025, and given the rather public nature of the Tengyun project, we could see some airframe construction photos in a couple years.oh well ... you know how much I like waiting for such major news!??